Coros PACE 2 Premium GPS Sport Watch with Nylon Band, Heart Rate Monitor, Extended 30-Hour GPS Battery Life, Barometer, ANT+ & BLE Connections, Wearable4U Power Bank Bundle (Navy - Nylon Strap) Review

If you are going to swim in them, do not take a nylon strap - it does not dry instantly. Pros: * Lightweight, read the pulse much better than the Mi Band and do not squeeze the hand during sleep (unlike any other, including regular watches). * GPS loses in some areas, but there were no problems in open spaces - the track went almost along the path marked on the maps. * Charging holds almost 14 days, with a track of two or three workouts per week (running for an hour + training without GPS for 4

Pros: Clarity of operation, including GPS, design, convenience, light weight, sufficient charge time, richness of functions, no failures. My first sports watch. Cons: Control algorithms with prolonged holding of buttons are not always obvious and intuitive. The nylon strap is small in the open state, it is not always convenient to put on and take off, but it is pleasant on the hand, you don’t feel it at all

I took instead of xiomi. The weight is the same. They fit perfectly on my hand, I run with them, gps without jokes, everything works clearly. The pulse is like everyone else, you need a separate sensor if you aim for a professional segment. I swam in the sea, even if they were at a depth of 8m. The battery is also good, a couple of weeks probably, not an Apple Watch in general. Dear purchase, chose long and scrupulously. I definitely recommend.

Great watch for beginners! If you're going to be in the water a lot, you might want to opt for plastic strap rather than velcro! But still great watch

AMAZING Exceeded all expectations and more. Super light, super accurate, insane battery life (3 weeks on a single charge and another 30% charge)

I bought this watch to train for a marathon. As long as the marathon goes on, the hours are great. I like them better than the fitness watch I had before.

I just got into triathlon and this thing is amazing, it costs half to a third of a Garmin and works just as well (my wife has a Garmin). Don't hesitate, buy.

I bought this watch as a gift for my wife who was looking to replace her Garmin 735. After a lot of research and many years of using Garmins I jumped in and went with Coros - and I'm glad I did! While the operating system is quite different from Garmin, it's more user-friendly and we both prefer it. The watch is light, beautiful and has all the necessary functions. In addition, the Coros app is easy to download and very user-friendly. If you are looking for a Garmin alternative, you should…

The watch was missing a cap to protect the power supply. Without it, sweat gets into the watch. The setup is complicated. Looks for software bugs. The option to turn off the auto lock feature doesn't work. While installation gives you the option to choose from a variety of watch faces, only a few of them can actually be downloaded. A friend came to me to help me set it up. I bought the watch on his recommendation and he was unable to help me with the above issues. I actually returned the watch…

All in all I think it's a very good watch. As I learn to use it, I find that it gives me what I need. This is the least overloaded GPS/training watch I could find for my needs. The price of $200 is very competitive for what you get. There are other GPS/exercise watches that have a lot more features and cost a lot more. You have to learn piece by piece by clicking on the clock and working through all sections of the mini help on the Coros website. The website seems poorly organized but there is…

First, I tried four different smartwatches: Garmin Instinct Solar; Koro's apex; Suunto 5; and Pace 2. The Garmin Instinct wasn't for me as it was too complex for those who just want a watch with some exercise options. The Coros Apex was ok but the altimeter wasn't affordable enough. The Suunto 5 wasn't comfortable enough for me and I couldn't even find an altimeter on it. Eventually, as Little Red Riding Hood said, Pace2 was "just right!". First, it's intuitive enough that I can adjust settings